June 5, 2008- WMBR 88.1FM Cambridge Radio Show Phoning It In

May 27, 2008- Hybrid Zine Interview

May 4, 2008- Cable and Tweed Blog reviews Madeline and Obe Choir duet and posts the mp3.

March 26th Pitchfork review of "The Slow Bang"
february 1st The Marquee (Athens Banner-Herald)
january 31st Flagpole article

January, 2007: Slant Magazine review of "The Slow Bang"

January 5th 2007: Madeline's song "Good Houses" and a review of "The Slow Bang" appear on NPR's All Songs Considered

December 6th: Music Blog, Raven Sings the Blues, reviews "The Slow Bang" LP

Razorcake #29 :

Madeline: Kissing and Dancing

"Madeline is a solo female artist from Bloomington, Indiana, and is most definitely a step away from the normal material released by Plan-It-X. The sixteen songs on here come off as a cross between the Softies, Kimya Dawson, and the Carter Family. It's not surprising to learn that Madeline's roots are in the South (Athens, Georgia to be exact) and it definitely comes across on theis album. Many songs are just her and her guitar, but various percussion, some backing covals (which is where the Softies reference comes in to play, and the occasional full band fill out the tunes to not make them feel so lonely. There are some heartfelt, honest ideas on this album and the breadth of the songs range from slow and sad to upbeat and happy. Some of the tunes are really quite beautiful and only a few rank as trying on one's patience. Fans of female singer/songwriters (especially those influenced by K Records and Athens, Georgia) should be happy to hear Madeline's debut. With sixteen tracks pushing fifty minutes of music, there's definitely an overwhelming amount of positives here and a lot for Madeline to use to build upon. --Kurt Morris"


Whiskey & Apples(Austin, TX) :

Review of "Kissing and Dancing.


Flagpole(Athens, GA) :


Interview from December, 2005.

Much older article, early 2003.